... Alexander 70; Sir William Graham-Harrlson t?*! 1 Major-General Sir Charles t S' General Sir Torquhll Matheson and Colonel Charles Lindbergh lj y ...

... broke the colossnl prob i em down into Its smallest terms, then set about solving them ~„ Committee headed by Colonel Charles £ Lindbergh, the line's technical adviser, was entrusted the can has been rushing work on six hug four-englned eh* for the Atlantic ...

... is not considered any way a disgraceful thing to do.” _ _ _ COL. LINDBERGH S STAY IN KENT Extension of Lease Colonel Charles Lindbergh (says Sevenoaks. Kent, correspondent) has arranged to make a considerable extension of his period of residence Sevenoaks ...

... ROUND THE COUNTY. Col. Charles Lindbergh has - arranged to make a considerably longer stay at Long Barn, the old house at Sevenoaks Weald, near Sevenoaks, which he and Mrs. Lindbergh are occupying. He has just concluded an agreement with the owner, Mr ...

... inland night. Some drlssle or occasional alight rain place*. Poaalbly windy intervals. COL. LINDBERGH’S STAY KENT Colonel Charles Lindbergh has arranged to make a considerable longer stay Long Bam, the old house at Sevenoaks Weald, near Sevenoaks, which he ...

... which will be increased to 24 if. as is to be expected, the petition of Erith for incorporation is granted. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, it is stated, has arranged to extend his lease of Long Barn, about three miles from Bevenosks. Five refuse collecting ...

... great explosion, which occurred granted. „ CANTERBURY ',at Mr. Fitt, senior I' on a Sunday, in April, 1916. Dur- Colonel Charles Lindbergh, it is -- 'bat's me,' and the ing the war, too, he had an adven- lid you get my let, turous six months on the lighters ...

... ground at the back of Ithe hotel, which is the last word in comfort land luxury. The 'planes included one belonging to Charles Lindbergh. who flew it from Sevenoaks three days before, and another previously used by Flight-Lieut. I Tommy Rose, who brought ...